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I ALMOTITH, F 613. g.--Arr'ved the P incess-Eli•za: `'eth packet , 12 da; s from L sbon:, with a Mail. YARMOU T H, FEB. I i. - -Arriv ed tl e Pi - t - ndora and tretu s sloops of war, and Lyre tend'r. Sailed on a cruize the Onyx and Ifoollark sloors Wah Roebuck,the Pandora, Ciutniicker, Erebus; and hearty, in' the Roads ; Wand' refitting, the Braizer, 1 3 aw ; k t Flamer, Snipe„ liaooc, and, Ernest gun 'rigs. Patriot, Jande, Enons, and Paz schooners, and Clecerj;;l cutter. - On Thursday the tanabes _French frigate Can-, ' noniere,ZA 44 guns, arrit ed at- Poi h4mooth, captured bY the Valiant, of 74' guns, Captain Jonb.l -BefGH, day' se'noight, within seyen or eight leagtiirs . of '''iteige. The circubistances attending her capture 3 ,. 1 ,'r the Feet-afar good fortune of-Qtetrin-Beiou. ThUrsday se'nnight, the D I:fiance, 74, Captain ` l -oTtitar, and the Valiant; Were in company tOge- , t her; when, Cape-tin . 1-ToTtritsr, as senior Officer, wade the Valiant's to follow him, to join the -- Squadron 'in Quiberon Bay. The t being thewastern of the Di:fiance, could not cattier the Point to get roe the Bay, but the D f liance Iti being light winds, the following diy. the /(diant could make no e prosress ; and in the course of the night she' felt :in' with the Cannoniere, and tha,e c i her twist day .light ow - Saturday morn, ,gig un noue, when the wind took': the Canneniere byt the head; thre'w her round upon the Valiant's b pi Aside, a nd she struck,. no di her ship being iii Her capture is alm'ost entirely aoributed to a' ,l ll haft - lime .with which the Valiant rather gained upon her, as she was three miles fit:n 'her ,t daylight, and "wheat she struck -she to es aboul ot'e mite. .T_Joder any , other. circumstances .she 'mould hive ~ sCaped, as she out-sailed,. in six hours, tvety sotip that ever, chased her before.. She had us!en from the lee of Frince 93 days, and had been • thased tourteen, times- t.ler.itier - the-passege: It`had b, long ,k n own that'she was to'retunt to Europe; Lden- withethe sPeil of the principe4 c,iptures whiCh • 'lie French lerifol'ade iii the East Indies, during the last 'three years:. Oar squadron, off the Isle, of Plance, and our cruizer, to the welt Ward, were on - the mostvigdatiflook etit for her; and but for the set•rilogly un toward eireumstance - ofsthe - Valia'nt not bein g able to - toter QUiberntr, Bay, avtliat,particular tim e she would haveteen safe in Belleisie in a sew hours. alter thetime she was fallen in with., On her Pasiage chit to the East Indies, she rum into the Cape of Go9d Hope,. soon after it had been taken by Sir HOME PopHAM; but perceiving the English flag . ,. flying, she cut her cable, and escaped. Since that-. she has been cruiiirrg*,in the Indiao Seas, to the %terror of all our trade, there ; _but wanting re- i Pairs, which could not be done at the Isle of Fuince,. Vie Governor sof that Island, DW: CAEN, lent her,: • fora consideration; to the Merchants-, to bring their goods to France ; her cargo cost 890,000 dot- 1 lars there, and, the Merchants )called her La Coat-1 ~dance.. - She was formerly, 'Le IMinerve, in his Ma-! • Psty's service, and was...taken at Cherbourgh, by i Mohler aground -in' d' fog. She had seventy-three Passengers on board frOrri the Isle of France. About , eighteen months since she was chased by Sir ED-. '• WARD PELLEW,.-and,the Caroline frigate, at which • time; the Captain-of-hersays, be had &nu- millions " 1 of dollars on board, and a box of diamonds, the va,- hie of which he does not know: Her present cargo. _ iS expected to yield_ to the captors about te0,0601. - She had only 18 . guns mounted when captured; the 'Others were lelt at the Isle of France, to make room for the cargo. She will be sent round to the rivet, as East India prodUce cannot be said- at any - other than a London market:----0,, C. Gaoler, ,Esii.,(Purser of the Falianl) , and 3 . WILKINSON,'ESq , (.(.;Ccre , • lary to Lord GAM . BIEE), are pie Agents for are.e.-; -4 % tier cargo consists Ot—Sugar, 330;175 lbs. C'etteee• 1 81,912 lbs Mocha' ditto, 14,72 i• Bengal. Cotton,, 197,384 lbs. Indio, 1 11,848 lbs. Cloves, • 7-74 lbs: Nutmegs, 63 lbs, Ebony, 19,55/tbs. "Tea, 30 boxes. Popper; 78,684,ib5. Guth Arabic, 5 ,142 lbs. Tortoise-shell; .1,091 lbs. Cinnamon, 600 his. Nanke e n, 760 pieces. Galls, 4,340 13,ark, 1,293 lbs. Raw Silk, 869 lbs. Elephants' ' Teeth, 1,272 ltis. Ginger, - ;10,708 lbs. India goods, 8(.10 pieces, AcCOtinl . s from India state, ~that, on.' the Ist of 04ober, Lord M iNfo. issued a Proclamation, con- Ltaining a general scone-.ty and pardon to the Officers on the Madras Establislinunt, who had been con , e cep eci iii ti:e disturbances which have unfortunately Prevented at that setilement, •with the exception' of `four indivittals, who have been dismissed the service, and Nis said, are said home for trial, should Govern . ,ratnt think proper to institute any proceedings against them. , • eßy letters very recently received from Lord Wee '. lalloToli's army, it appears that Ore, Briti.hll, troops 1 )al- taken up a very strong position on the howlers of:Wring-11. The Portuguese army consisted of more • yvall 40,000 regular troops, and opwards of 100,000 , 0 , 1 the militia. r A Council was held at the Royal Academy on Saturday la,t, forthe purpose of eite.ting a Alt..itiber, in the room of the late PAUL SANDBY, Esq.. A ' n difference of opinion took place, respecting a bye. law ot. the Insmotion, which precludes the election of a tiew Member till a certain time has elapsed , etitei the death which cceesioned a I acancy - . After - • , a Icing di,o.,ssiorr on this point, Mr...Cm-col' was elccted a Roydl Acadeneecian, and ail patties agreed that his ttLents ahundaiitiy. qualiiy him for the si t , Nation.- Mr. SOAVE, it seems, has suspended his Lectures on-Persp, - 2ctive at the lUiyal ;Academy, in conse tinenee .of- a Resolution of the Council, importing ' hat the sevcialyrofFssDrs of the Institution : should he desired not' t'' animadvert - on the productions of living artists. The ause of this It- solutihn, we un- - _ dt.rsiand; was the introduction of the.New - Theatre I.i , Covent Garden into Mr. SOANE'S list Lecture. , of the 0. P. spirit broke out at the . 1 Ring's:lleatie on Saturday last, when the enter-' • taluments NAere interrupted by a loud call for CATA- Lntit. The vocal depart wn( o'f that place ccrus,laly - an addition, bat it Seems that SIBONI has 1./tl2l-1 tliii;3l6.etrT 10 the Continent to engage the fist featle 6;1‘ 2 2;e17 in repute, .but has sent - no tidins of 8%,t.1 to learn that Mr. But , ist.Ey, who was , • - •,',l7ected ; tor hisThe:trical rni.rits, and.-his • • • t .•, private !i.e, , has latoly obtained. a very . • ;t •e, him by yds. reLition !he VY . 1L.1.1 AM 8ENE1...V..Y., in )11 1 J to . vent are ill be Stalk. invoy ruizo L sent r Le - ,wer, , for ship buco, and n elia, ANDPOR7'UdUESLE PAPZIRS: DUTeE:I PAPERS. , . • , . 11.010 N; JAN. 24.--A cor p s e x, b e - b e e e n 3 an d : . SALT;EVRGH, AN. 16.- 7 --On the 2 , fth ult. 5500 4000 French have entered city of Letpo. An - French enioredethe village of Windisch Matrey ) ~ wine!" scarcelycontains 80 houses. Soveral of the inconsiderable SpeniSh force, which was ;here, re - honks Wert: cr,ituined, with upwards of eOO men.—,e'' treated on their approaele Qinl batik pest rir Astoi Via. =.: e rt . .- General Broussicr fixed his head-quarters ar - the The French have :made no further movement I bat' direction-. •- , ~ . , ~ Court-house. On the 25th he assembled firer . per- General BiAcetarrived at Tortola on the 2lst, On ' so"s'ir-onl' - each of the adjacent parishes, to whom his way , to Seville, .• ' ' . ..- he communicated •an ordek, for' delive4 ing,up,a3 the Froth Bad under ihe date Of the 19th, we arms in the district, under pain of the Most rigor learn, th.tt_the passes of the Sierra Morena are for- . 'l 6 :s ppionPen'. On the 26111, seVeral'of the Ceiefs tifying, tinder the personalriuspection of two De- of the Tyrolese Insurrection wine tried' by a - Court Martial. On the 27th Ft ancis Fradle received puttes from the Centtal - .llinti., Two other Depu- - Sentence of death, and was the same day. shot .on tie-L; Count Casachasses, anvl the Marqiiis D'Al plain. it front of the .Cleirch of Virgen.--4 roeida, left' Bad:ijos oh the- _eft it, to forward - the the supplies and eqUipment of the army of Estrama- On the C2Btii, 'Francis Oherstimmer and John dura. • The Whole of the inhabitants of te province Webber Undie'veent , the • same fate. • On the Of leen are in arms,. and every exertion is making to same day the . hons:,ts of - the fugitive inniceapers Walineretied . l3anzl weredeceolishect by the soldiers. strengthen the fortress of Jaen with additional works and artillery. - • ....• - • . - , The C;.ergy of that qcarter• wereordqed to read froin their pulpits, fur three Sundays running, a Sevrete, JA"...6.—Ari ()Metal copy of the capi- ' 0 ,Claiirition stating the reas o ns for executing, .the thiation of Gerona'is.given in the ,Galette of this •,, b r( r. in . sur ,, euts s - , (late; as transmitted by the Marquis del .Portago. i - ° J -‘ o '; vh T''‘,"..l '6l . Teffereckep, and Greder, of The cop) , received is certified by' D. Bias Turtles, Kals, were conveyed bock to sheer -ordinary places ender tee date of the 12th, at Gerora, anciconiaht9 of, residence, amt there shot two!" tire ,trtla • ult..-- two erticlei in addition to the original, ferrets of ca- : •They had totaly disregarded the proc:aint-itioe pre pitulation; By the first, a - SpanTsh Lieutenant or • 1 -- viously . isStied, and weretrYinglo excite if new in- Euslgn was to receive a passport, to proceed with- . 14 copy of the capitelation to the Commander : of the . surrection. amd i sceen•Sieginund, the _rector 01 Virgeo 4 his Spallish, Army of Observation, and to etitleaVour to . ' e purate,Lnierkirchen, the vhe:r of S!. John in' the :procure the exchunge of the garrison of Gerona, for: lynod„ the iio.nrof St. ‘Dan:el, and' one . Prav:1”,,, , 0-an an equal number of the French officers and soldiers ' . w.tt t, Iforn the GeilthA, wet e conveyed by the. .Erctich now prisoners in Majorca ; the Dnke of Castiglione to'Leinz in the.Pustert hal.. pledginghimself that-t.he raid ex-ehantre shall be. I On the 21St Cle elerg , ; wan De.es.seirt . ,-who attEad van ied into etl-cl the' instant the French - prisoners '' •' • ' • -, of Obersummer - And. Webber in thf.ir last • ' it - -I nom, c...), s, shall_arrive At any of the ports of France. introdueeel, in the,,course et the i'e.,evice, a prayer for. SEVILLE, JAN. B.—D. F. Revera in a letter Of ':-. the repose of-their seek, in which be set.,lnth the. the. 19th tilt: to the Marquis del Poriago, informs ! . . coati alum tliv.yeh4 expressed for the - cal•ainities him, that, with the body of.expatriaf; j d peag - ants and . they had brought on the whole-.district: the Soinateties, untier his orders, he went in . pur- , By ordAeot lielieral Breustier; the ihleibitents of suit; on the 18th, of several .Columns of a French ' the Ateighbeerfe,od, and partkularly the y:e.n2; fOreLl of 5000 - Men, meretiing from Junqueira. to people, wee present, at the executiQ,n of the tQsur- Fgueras, that had - taken a route , alot-g the hill 3 to the right .of. the.highway. •He compelled theoeto Pr b ," - ab9ve`name , l. _ ALTinUtIG, JAN. 18.--:The following is an ex return to-the road wq"11 pthe loss of 200 hilefd and tract cif .:+ 1-t.er from Lienz, dated the i',th :-.-- " Af,er the_ Fr:'heii Ge e erel Breiesie it : i con:- pletel his treasures of , chasti-en to ,:t Wi!iliSCll Matrey, he preceeded with six b ted, ,:is to Butt= .neekee, Where : l.e provided les men 1500 slOiL:es, to enable them to peeetyate into the most ieene , e. vallies in pursuit of the:Chiefs of the insurgents.-- 'BetWeen this 'place 'and Brunecken 2e'rebels have bear already -shot, liy order of Courts -Martial ;, and several others have,beea hanged at Sillian, le nicham, Toblach, &q. ' - • , e e `e" On the . lOU', the' four clergyrnen imprisoned here were tried by a: Court`Martiale- and Dascqen Siegmund, .. with his curate, Unterkirchene were sentenced to be' shot. Dean -Jager, having but slightly abetted` the insurre&ion, . was sentenced to 'five years imprisonment; The Vicar of St. -John's was acquitted. The executipnlorthose condemned to death haS been delayed .at the request of the Ma gistrate§ and inhabitants, and an express' has been, sent to the Viceroy, with a petition for 'their par don, This military rigour has been attended with the best" efferSls. -The work of disarming Makes such progress, that 19 sledges, loaded Otli mus- , kets, have .already been brought in here. It has alto made a very happy impression on the minds of the inhohitants:" .- ' . -. o' PALACE OF THE TRUCLERIES, IA N. -it-,e ILO. , " . Napoleon, ' Emperor of the , French, King of Italy, Prote&or off-the Rhenish League, and Me. dialer of the Helvetic Confederation : .' . DeSiroUs to proVide for the security of the Nor thern frontiers of our Empire, and to place out, Of danger our dock-yards, and arsenal at Antwerp, we have decreed 'es follows :: "- • • Ater. 1. An army shall be formed, to be Called the Army of Brabant. , . '" 2. All the country situate between the' Meuse,' Atte _Scheldt, and the Ocean, shall donipose the ter ritory of the said army. - ' . ,r . - 3. All the French and allied troops, whether' .naval or military, within that, compass, shall fern) a part of the Army of. Brabant. - .., 4. The fortresses situate between- the. Meuse and the S - elieldt•sliall be• placed in a state of siege.: :'"5. Th e Military Comitianders . and French Au thorities in Holland are required to' conform to the present orders.' —. : . 6. The Minister of 'War -is charged with the' executive" of the present Decree., • (Stgtied) Wounded:" - i A dispatch of the 28th ult. from the Marquis del Portago informs us of various successes pbiained over the enemy on the banks of .the Llobregat, communicated to the 'Marquis it , tt letter dated, tire'', 15th ult. from Brigadier D. A. 1-L.tjines de los - Jtios..: The following is a summary. of these details the lab, the French halting' forded the Llobregat' near the mouth, with all. thelorce they could spare:, from - Barcelona, occupied, Prat. S. Boy; atti. Villa de- Cans ; our , terce in that quarter, which consisted of only 100 miquelets, withdrawing to a hill in the: rear of S. Boy, after making, all - the resistance in their power. Brigadier Bejines, to operate a diver sion) ordered a body of Somatenes to attack the French posts at Fain. The French were disledged with a loss 'of 8 killed and a number wounded ; and, the Sornatenes fell back to the Mohns del Rei. At d eleven clock„the.same day, the-French:re-occupied St. Feliu in greater force, but they .were again ex pelled with a number killed and three 'cart-loads of wounded, and pursued to Hospitalet. On the 12th, the whole' of the enemy's force that had passed the Llobregat, having matted a kit - idiot] a.t. St. Feliu, to the amount of 3000 infantry and 10Q cavalry, with two pieces of artillery, proceeded to attack Bejines at Molins del Rel. After a brisk engagement of five hours, in which they could .not gain a foot of ground upon our positions of the Sierra-Pelada and the Puig : Cstella ) , the enemy resolved to attack the division of Nio:itero, which had , reviously. forded the river to annoy Ahem in the rear ; but Montero being reinforced . - maintained his ground, and the French were at length compelled to retieat. They were pursued_ as far as St. Feliu, which they evacu ated in the night ,of the t3th, . Their loss must, hive' beet very considerable, as. they carried baCk to Bartelona 17 carts filled with' their dead and NVounded. • . MANRESA,' DEC. eoth, D. Juan • ClaroS dislodged the enemy from their posts on the height of Angel „del Poitos, which they occupied with 200 - men. In the night, however, having' learnt that 2500 infantry with a korrespondina ° force of cavalry, were advancing from Gezon'a 6 the 'di, reaion of Bannolas, and had attually occopied the bridge of Besolu; and that another body, of between 2 and 3000, men were marching from Gerona to the '1 direCtion of Bascara, he' resolved to evacuate his po sition at Espinavesa, which he - effeeked in the best • older,' leaving several fires burning on the .side of, Crespia, Whence he proceeded to •Calas'eren; and after... ands to Castellfollet, to cover the town of 011ot, and Support - the Commandants Rovera and Torra, should the enemy attack them D. Torra writes`from Lierotia as follows :—" We have just had a Eery' obstinate but favourable con flict. The French attacked us yesterdal. The firing beguoat seven in the morning, and continued'until six' in the evering. We succeeded in placing them between two fires, • and caused them a los's - of 600 men ; of whom t2O were left on the field, stripped anl unburied t 3 w,-re made , prisoners, and the rest were wounded. On our s:de, welvd Only two killed and six wounded. Not.havingicartridgelift, and our communication with 011ot being intercept ed, we are quitting the line of:the road to 'France, and 11 - oz:ending to Join Claus, in order to Save 011ot, 14.td procure-a sulky of atm-nutrition." " NAPOLEON." PROCLAMATION "AnNIY of •Bit A U.l N I% 7 —inhabitants of 11 -'3ratm, .of the Island of Zoaland, and of .the Islands situate v between the Meus-& and thy Scheldt, ' Hie-Majesiy the Emperor Napoleon having or dered roe tp take aiiittary possession of the coutr.ry. situate i)etwven,the Nlewie and the Scheldt, I have ordered some steady and disciplined troops to 'march thither; who are ittstruck , :..d to respect - your cusroins antkrnanntrs. , I hope in retotn they will meet with a.reception worOy of their good conAluct, for whick I have no hesitation to Pledge myself.. (Signt , d) " The-Marshal - Duke Itnooio." " Breda, lan: 2.8,,i3 to." Op the 14th Jannar3 , , at 53 rim - lutes after five in , the'evening, a violent shoCk•of an ~ earthqUake was felt throughout Vierpfa and suburbs. In itiost of the houseb, objects that''lid not_ stand firm were thrown down; the bells rang, and all the ifecti.s usual- on such occasions were oblervable; ' thp dura tion of the shock was about a Minute. We are concerned to state, that the ct),?brated Su RCOLIF has slipped out from the part of St. 41- loci' in a frigate, built under his own - inspection by the special order of BUONAPA RTE. She is supposed to be the strongest btiltfrigate ever constru Aed; her scantlings being equAl to thoie'of'a first tate ;- is able to toount 50 guns, is fitted out for a voyage . to India and Chiba, and ,is reported to have pfesents, on board. Thursday the Lords of the Oouncil. tnet, .in. a Committee, . upon Piize Appeals,. at the COl.ll/k.:11 Odic., Whitehall, which was attended by the As- TER of the RoLLs,,Sir \V. Wyt;:ir.,, Sji' J. Nlckm,, avid Lori TU. LIJT "ASSIZES. HOME CIRCUIT: R ght Honourable Lord Chief Baron Macdonald. • • Honourable Mr. justice Heath. • icrtkrdshirc - Monday, March 12, at Hertford ; kvedoesday, MarCh rq, at'Clieltpltord. I•;.citt -MtO s lttlay;. * March 19, At Maidstone. Sit s--x, Mondly March 26, at Horsham: S t... ) ,---4'yedqe,day,March 28, at•Kitty,sLuli-upon,Tlames. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. The days appointed tor holding the .-' in , te yvar of the reh;n of George 111. and the year aro t' nt Vork-- , Satutclay,. March - to. t•rksilire,' at the Guildhall of the said e:it ; ancashire, at Lancaster Castle -March *4, 13efote The Hon. Sir A: Thohipson, a .tl.tx Sir S'i:ll.,n I.e Blanc: • • NORFOLK LENT CIRCUIT. l'lttckiNhamshire Marc!), 3 ArlesburY. BetifoftiTilire t. --•=1 , 8 Bedford. titntirti.,,donshire io • Huntingdon, CaAibt,dgeishire ' t3 Cimbridge. Ncriplk Sialo:k. • • 22 - Bury St. Etinimie.- -A very rtia.nning Riot to at ori Thursday, which was reiv:kked on the toliOwing The follo+,ving panieulars'have but we h.pe the:statement will prove 10 :311 aogerat ion-of the .ras r ' . • A parry of Ar,tillerylrivers,•-abont 12 at'l4 in number, from the barracks at - Northfieet,- - catne .- into the t( ,- Wri late at-night, armed, some with blud. , g ( 0 : , 3, , d others with swords,, hicaded by/two or three atiii•parlidt•ci about in a Most riotous -Thc,Y first attached ti L:cbie. Old man _ . w h o .e of-lic,.t it is to ring the tidebM, and teat him so dreadttiliy that his t4to is at present' considered in They then . .pn.,ceeded to conitnit of vio'ence ill everyp-al t of the towtyshrc)ugh which they p,i,5,1,1„ R;riring at evvry person they met.— Th.! alarm 4.-oarae mittly.of the in- - habitlns, iteaded-,by set of watertnen belonging to the plaCe; attorlted and drove their opponents out of i;,e the night passed Ixitliont! any disturb:ince. On Fri* morning six tr s-eveti*of the offenders wet e brough: If,' or. the Ma) or, at tracl'own in o:te of theft', a c• - ,rrobl, appearc-d to h ye been stv,l to have • stitncila , ed the others t.; ,;I:`.t, of viol: n-n, the ext.:llt of which •is hot . rct a,t'ertainec..l., 'On Vviday eve in a party .: ; f soldwrs entered the tos m, ao-Leto rennet the ca,;u, hey were, cotrtilkd, 'ort,t thrniene.l to, re- , scue them, A rei»on , ,tranCe from, one of the inha. bi t a n t s «as nos wer6d by a torn.lit• cif oaths cusses. At timethe ticli rung, an alarm skas raised, - atfd the . people flew to 1142. I tt;c: lightning ; one soldier was, seized ; ,and the "others immediately took to flight. Boat they \t ere pursued by, the inhabitants, who, knowing the sh-ostest way towards Northfieet; intercepted the - fligitivei , .th their route, and brought back' about 12 or 14 of.. 'them in trjuinph to Gravesend, and delivered thttn into thehands of the civil power. are all 'now guarded by about 20 special Constables ; who were - sworn in for' the purpose; and on Friday night, - at ten o'clock,. a party - Of the- Cobham Yeomanry,' as sisted by the Artillery - of the town, hid formed a guard, and entered on duty." On Saturday last the dispatches bptheiVoodford, Elplzinstone, ancl,AU'ree/,.- were finally closed at the East-Ihdia House,, and,.de.rtvered, to ,their respeoli•:e Pursers., - . Passengers per Woodfprd.—yor Madras, Major Broughton • Dod ; 'Mr. C. Teesdale, free. merchant, and Latly ; Mr. ' Win. Munn, tree mariner ; Mrs, Arthetrong,- .1 G. - • Proby, 'W. T. Slade, J. Grimsbaw, - cadets.— . For Bengal, Mr. John Robertson, cadet. Per Elphinstone.—Mr. W. Smith, native; A. 13. Macklin, to reside ; Mr.-Hill Morgan, surgeon ; Mr. lames • Levinstone, free inariuer ; ,Messrs G. Grant, R: Reynold s , I. Goodbowen ' • J. Still, marine; Messrs. I. Clarke.; Edw. Mason, Williamson, cadets. Per Alfred.—For ,Madras, Mr. Robert Anderson, to-suc. ceed io Master Attendantship,. Lady, and daughter; Mr. M. C, Kinchant; Miss Lucy B. Plastow ; Messrs. A. Glieg, D:oismere t Henry Fullarton, Henry Owen Butts, cadets., —For Penang, Mr. John Manuington, ,native; Mr, Wm. Bennett, writer; Mr. G. H. Caunter, free merchant; Mr. Win. Caunter, native; "Miss Harriet Caunter.—Fob Bengal, Mr. Montague Ainslie, writer; /lames Allen, cadet. -- The Duke of ORLEANS has conduEled to the al- , . tar the Princess AMELIE, second daught& of the King end Queen ofe Naples and Sicily. The cere— mony took place on the 25th of November last, and was followed by a long series of fetes and-enter. tainments, Where the most.sumptuous taSte and . the gt e nest magnificence were displayid. E VIII AO fl 1.)IN ARY CIIASE.—A dog, the prorferty of - Mr. Tcasddle, of Ousby, Cutnltterland; in t. e. late storm, look the quest of a fox-which he rota tor tile ' extraordinary time of 3 . 0 lion's, four of which were 'run within view 0 rSOIIIO. :Tr) uers, Who at that'titne - t ' Were upon- Duf.on The .thig and - .his intedred prey were at that time running round 'the hot tout o f a 11,11, the: arch dwi . (still keeping-t hat side of'Ri-yliSrds whets led tothis c ° •left.in the rock) at:last came up with is iii tint being So nruch'exhausted by• his . chase-, was unable to make hinr his' prey Tor ''sine time ; and they both lay as if ,lifelesg toget The miners then ar:de...to his -assist.ince, but so ar-, dent was lass desire to make Reynard his o prey,.,, that he would not suffer. them to come r e.tr till he had ds:stroyedhlm" , himself .-- Carlisle Gitr:lnicle: nrioller (!ang,tr; SNIITHFIEI.I.) MARKI.7.T; FEB. it., i this day's Market was Well supplied with. prime • -beasts, and the show of Cattle in ,I. , ;(?neral was pretty .- . There seems no locger any doubt ticat the sister .goud ; Beef, Veal,, end Pork, sold .at -last- pl a ices 3_ '.' of tl e, Emperor ALEXANDER' is the destined vi Minton ;s cheaper 3 and the tral.7 tot 'the ni• - .0 1 int ' . : bride of BUONAPAItTE. : The ilia is ,, noi.r stated'in was midW,ing:--I'lle %Ae t. in the Hav NI nkt.t kl eyi . the Attiitercicim'aurant, besides which are 'follow- rather considerable; Hay, Straw, and Clover, c.'., L _ - tinue the same as per laSt.—We sjibjoiii an accur : no ' ing private letter has been received upon the subjta : " PAR/i, Fiß.. i.---It is now ascertained that the statement of the-prices and numbefs - : , To sink the Ofril per stone of slb. sister ,of the Emperor ALEXANDER ,is the Princes Beef 4s. 4d. to 55. ed. Mutton 45. 4kr - . ; s.to irod Veal who is to ly.-costie the wile of the Emperor NAPo- Sd. to its. od. Pork ss. od. tof7s. 0.1, : S 4. LEON. C:AU LI N CUU RT, a relation of the Ambassa- , I;0c is 2.5 a.— Shcep 1-0,500."-CalVeS 210.- Pi g s' 4,. "rj:lee'dtitt; '- dor of that nanie, at St. Petersburgh, has left Paris • SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET. ' • 4,. few days ago fort hat' capital, to escort the Russian . l-lav 41. tos. od. to 61.65. od. Straw il. ros. , ca./to 21. tos - 1 ed. 'Cluver 61. os. - ad. to 71. dos, od. ' ', Princess to thiS city,' who're the nuptial.ceremouies , . 1 are, to be celebrated. • Other impOrtant marriages' - - ' , .. , . , pORN rAr CliAt; GC, FEB. 12.--'I ere tie. tolerable' : 1 ate also ex.;,e6te . c.l to take place the same occasion. ‘ frelhsopplies of Wheat arrivetithis day,and sales in ge. ' t Under these circumstance:l it is" nut thought that N APOLEON will depait Lou Spain till the hitter" end, Of neral are at little flut‘..ination ; .13:p Icy of . ..sec:one : .- khi in= 1 ferior Analitg is lower Malt rather ctielper,.Pva'se March, or, perhrtps, 111 middle of April, and that he and ' ,Will , then - have' only to congratulate his aril - lies on Beans,of the two kinds continee .at little variatic;o ; '''. ' . there are tolerable supplies of Oats - , and. prime sarn=.. - their ceasing from all their labours 3 for the troops Plc are named dearer , Flonr ar la§t quotation • . in that coon:try are - "ox to strike a decisi‘ - ebloWP long bt.4ote that timearrives. it is annorinctel to 7ss . a. l tt o2 :s a tops Tick Beaus (old) 46s a,.5 s ' 1 - ,a.t06:. oats --' - las a 25s a -84 their, great 'satisfaEtion that no conscription tvjil be k ~,. ye - - . .- 42'S a, 48i Poiatid ditto- - ' 305 a 32;• 4' waned this. year; from which we infer - that th3' Biu tey - -: -3 2 s a_ 46 - I 0010 c ditto ,54i , a --,-.' od Goverittnent considers the troops, already uncler a rots : , 1 4 1 41 1 ;. t te Pease - -- 2 ;:::' ;rs 11,ia,P.Pile-,e" _ -.. . 4 61 a ‘5:l as surbeiently. numerous for every purpose.for which : Grey ditto - -' 7 4 0 s - a 4 6 * SCCOReS ti ' r - : - ' trsl 9 6 7 : ' 1 1 they may be rcquirtd." , . - . .., 1 . .i . k/ta,us (iild) ..- szs a sas - , ~• .1 ( r)i) ►ff 111 1 - 4 Of der ap • ; q*C" en, 0 SS, that :tile N Tr t to t ain ° red L 1 in' )rts" ~:~d>; ry of nins and ,don•